<IFRAME> question

[Robert Latest]

A quick question:

I don't want the border of an IFRAME tag to show up when a user clicks
inside the frame (on a link or otherwise).
Neither the frameborder="0" attribute nor the border: 0px style property
influence this (Opera 8.5).

Thanks,
robert

[Darin McGrew]

Robert Latest <bo*******@yahoo.com> wrote:

I don't want the border of an IFRAME tag to show up when a user clicks
inside the frame (on a link or otherwise).
Neither the frameborder="0" attribute nor the border: 0px style property
influence this (Opera 8.5).

Tools > Preferences... > Advanced > Content > Show active frame border

If this option is set, then nothing the web author does can turn off
borders on active frames.

And that's a good thing.
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[Robert Latest]

On 2005-10-21, Darin McGrew <mc****@stanfordalumni.org> wrote:

Robert Latest <bo*******@yahoo.com> wrote:

I don't want the border of an IFRAME tag to show up when a user clicks
inside the frame (on a link or otherwise).
Neither the frameborder="0" attribute nor the border: 0px style property
influence this (Opera 8.5).

Tools > Preferences... > Advanced > Content > Show active frame border

If this option is set, then nothing the web author does can turn off
borders on active frames.

And that's a good thing.

Absolutely. I don't like messing with users' preferences; I just
wondered if this was some style or attribute issue.

Thanks,
robert